CHAPTER 93: CHAPTER 68 MAJOR INTELLIGENCE (5.6K)

"Mm."

Zhang Feng remained silent for a few seconds, flipped through the book again, and finally glanced at Boss He, who looked a bit simple and honest.

All problems were easily solved; he was being played.

Zhang Feng shook his head internally and asked him:

"Don’t you think you’ve been scammed?"

"What scam?" Boss He didn’t understand, then pointed to the jade bracelet in his hand,

"Brother Zhang, do you know about jade?"

"Just go ahead and say it." Zhang Feng glanced at it and saw that his jade was real, probably worth around 150,000 yuan these days.

"I bought this bracelet for 200,000." Boss He continued, "They said it was consecrated by a master.

But I used to be involved in smuggling and interacted with many jade traders outside.

One of my buddies, who is well-versed in jade prices, gets along with me well.

I met him half a year ago, and he said this bracelet would cost a maximum of 80,000.

I wasn’t angry when I heard this because I thought the extra 120,000 I spent was basically buying a good omen.

I’ve had smooth sailing for the past six months since I bought it.

That good omen can’t be priced."

"There’s indeed some logic to that." Zhang Feng didn’t interject, "But your buddy also wanted to profit from you because this piece can sell for 150,000; you shouldn’t deal with him in the future."

"Heh heh, thanks for the advice, Brother Zhang." Boss He gratefully smiled and then said, "But I think as long as the price is roughly right, it’s fine.

After all, price is determined by people, and many acknowledge it.

Even if I don’t want it later, it won’t be worthless.

At the very least, this bracelet can fetch a few hundred or several tens?"

He then pointed to the book, "It’s just that this book is only recognized by people in our circle, so to you, it’s just waste paper, and I’ve been tricked.

Because it’s not recognized by most people, it’s deemed worthless, not because it’s inherently worthless.

At least I recognize its value."

"Mm, you’re right. As long as you like it, it’s fine." Zhang Feng couldn’t refute the strange idea of ’I’m happy being at a disadvantage,’ so he asked about the main issue: "Speaking of which, this celebrated scholar, where is he now?"

"He’s currently abroad for a promotional tour." Boss He replied, "When the master returns, I’ll get in touch with you, Brother Zhang?"

"Okay." Zhang Feng nodded, preparing to leave.

Boss He, seeing that Zhang Feng also liked Taoist culture like himself, was eager to connect and said, "Brother Zhang, do you like reading Taoist books?

I have many treasured collections here; want to take a look?

Or you can browse first while I have someone make copies for you to take?"

...

On this trip back.

Zhang Feng picked a few copies of books about yin-yang adjustment.

They probably belonged to the Daoist traditional medicine category.

Zhang Feng hadn’t really read them before.

And in the coming days,

after returning to Jun Mountain, Zhang Feng used the herbs mentioned in the books, along with some medical annotations, to begin cultivating visceral resonance.

Perhaps the knowledge of this world better matched the resonance studies of the esteemed guests.

Combined with Zhang Feng’s existing foundation of knowledge, he quickly mastered visceral resonance.

Of course, that’s also because each organ had only one resonance point.

With fewer pathways, it’s easier to unlock.

However, the organs themselves are rather fragile.

So Zhang Feng was exceptionally cautious during resonance, planning to resonate for a year or so, strengthen them, and then try to increase frequency or open more points on the original basis?

That’s yet another topic.

Many topics.

...

A month later.

During this period, Zhang Feng stayed at home focusing on martial arts training and visceral resonance.

And after a month of practice.

Zhang Feng’s digestive capacity increased by about 100 grams.

The total amount of Inner Qi his lungs can unleash increased by 5%.

The recovery rate of his heart improved by roughly 5%.

This recovery also includes the recovery of some injuries.

For instance, if a cut on his hand usually takes 10 days to heal, now it only takes just over 9 days.

Moreover, these improvements weren’t because Zhang Feng had only started practicing and suddenly surged so much.

On the contrary, it was a consistent enhancement.

At this moment.

Zhang Feng was summarizing these insights while practicing.

’The resonance of meridians and flesh occurred in the first few days, with the Constitution advancing rapidly, then gradually leveling out.

But the organs have maintained a steady pace of improvement, at least during this month.

It might also be that I haven’t reached the limit of the growth blast period yet.

Perhaps after two or three months of organ resonance, it’ll also gradually reach a plateau in growth.’ Zhang Feng kept practicing, kept learning, striving to turn visceral resonance into his knowledge storage in the shortest possible time and extending to improve it.

And then, just past noon.

The bedside phone rang.

Zhang Feng answered it, hearing Boss He’s voice on the other end.

"President Zhang, I heard from my friend that the old scholar has returned from abroad.

He’s currently at a dojo in Chuan City, that’s his training ground.

It’s about eight or nine hundred miles from your place.

But every time he returns, he needs to seclude himself for two days, not seeing anyone."

"Hmm, then give me his phone number." Zhang Feng picked up a pen and paper, "I’ll head over with some people first, and call him two days later.

It takes time to travel, anyway."

"Alright, take note." Boss He gave the phone number and address.

...

That afternoon.

Zhang Feng went to the city bureau, looking for Captain Wang.

After all, in case any information breaks and needs verification or assistance, professional assistance is required.

Now that the special investigation team has disbanded, professional hands are hard to find.

Zhang Feng had no choice but to come in person, hoping to borrow some people.

But after searching around, Captain Wang was not in the bureau.